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Oregon Pacific Bancorp reports news centered on its role as the holding company of Oregon Pacific Bank, an Oregon community bank serving local business, nonprofit, trust, and wealth management clients. Recurring updates cover quarterly earnings, net interest margin trends, deposit activity, loan balances, securities portfolio management, credit discipline, and noninterest income from fiduciary services.
Company announcements also address governance and management changes, including executive succession and leadership appointments within the bank and its trust and wealth management functions. Oregon Pacific Wealth Management, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary and SEC-registered investment adviser, is part of the company’s client-service platform.
Oregon Pacific Bank (OTCQX: ORPB) announced the hiring of Katherine Ledson as Portland Market President, responsible for market strategy, client relationships, and team development in the Portland metropolitan area. The bank highlighted this move as part of its continued investment in the region following the opening of its Tigard branch in 2023 and the recent addition of a dedicated Trust Officer. Ledson brings over 20 years of commercial and retail banking leadership experience in the Pacific Northwest and holds an MBA in Finance from Seattle University, along with advanced banking education and active involvement in multiple local business and community organizations.
Oregon Pacific Bancorp (ORPB) reported second quarter 2026 net income of $2.8 million, or $0.38 per diluted share, up from $2.4 million, or $0.33, in the first quarter of 2026. Return on average assets rose to 1.36% and return on average equity to 14.29%.
Tax‑equivalent net interest margin expanded to 4.19% from 4.13%, supported by $11.1 million in quarterly loan growth and a lower 1.19% cost of deposits. Period‑end loans reached $609.7 million and deposits $708.7 million. Noninterest income increased to $2.2 million and noninterest expense declined to $6.7 million.
Classified assets increased to $19.5 million and past‑due loans reached 1.30% of total loans, largely tied to a multifamily construction credit. According to Oregon Pacific Bancorp, leadership succession became effective July 1, 2026, with Amber White appointed President/CEO and Ron Green transitioning to Executive Advisor and board member.
Oregon Pacific Bank (OTCQX:ORPB) hired Miguel M. Santos as Senior Trust & Business Development Officer, its first Trust Officer dedicated to the Portland market. Based at the Portland Metro branch in Tigard, he brings nearly 15 years of private wealth, fiduciary, and estate-planning experience.
Oregon Pacific Bancorp (ORPB) announced that President Amber J. White will become President and CEO of both the bank and holding company effective July 1, 2026, completing a succession first outlined in January 2026.
CEO Ron Green becomes Executive Advisor and Board Member until his retirement on September 16, 2026. During his presidency, bank assets expanded from $177 million to over $820 million, and three offices were added. The transition emphasizes continuity, culture, and community banking focus.
Oregon Pacific Bancorp (NASDAQ:ORPB) reported first quarter 2026 net income of $2.4 million or $0.33 diluted EPS and quarterly tax-equivalent NIM of 4.13%, up 17 bps from Q4 2025. Deposits rose to $706.7 million despite retiring $10 million of brokered CDs. The company named Amber White as CEO successor and was listed among Oregon's 100 Best Companies to Work For.
Oregon Pacific Bank (NASDAQ:ORPB) appointed Matt Baker as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer effective March 11, 2026. Baker brings 20+ years in community banking and served more than a decade as CFO of a $650 million financial institution, with responsibilities across ALM, treasury, capital planning, audit, and regulatory compliance.
This hire is part of a planned executive leadership transition following Amber White's promotion to President and the bank's CEO succession planning.
Oregon Pacific Bancorp (NYSE:ORPB) announced that President & CEO Ron Green will retire in 2026 and the Board enacted its CEO succession plan.
Effective January 29, 2026, Amber J. White, current CFO, is promoted to President of the Bank and appointed to the boards; the Company is searching for a new CFO. Ron will remain CEO and director until retirement later in 2026.
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Oregon Pacific Bancorp (NASDAQ:ORPB) reported 3Q25 net income of $2.2 million, or $0.31 diluted EPS, versus $2.0 million ($0.28) in 2Q25. Period-end deposits rose to $728.4 million, a quarterly increase of $28.7 million (16.65%); $9.0 million of that balance is cash from a terminating trust expected to leave in 4Q25. The tax-equivalent net interest margin expanded to 3.88% (up 0.03 percentage points) driven by higher loan and securities yields. Quarterly loan production totaled $32.1 million at a weighted average effective rate of 6.99%. Securities holdings rose to $162.0 million after $22.1 million of purchases. Provision for credit losses was $505 thousand and provision for unfunded commitments was $123 thousand; classified assets increased by $3.1 million vs. 2Q25.
Oregon Pacific Bank (ORPB) has appointed David Rice as Executive Vice President, Director of Trust & Wealth Management. Rice brings over 20 years of fiduciary leadership experience, including positions at U.S. Bank, Trust Point, and Resonant Capital Advisors.
The appointment reflects the bank's strategic focus on enhancing client experience across its trust and wealth management services. Oregon Pacific Bank has been providing fiduciary services since 1996 and has expanded its presence across Oregon, with locations in Coos Bay, Medford, Eugene, and Roseburg. The bank's wealth management subsidiary, Oregon Pacific Wealth Management, LLC, established in 2016, operates as an SEC-registered investment adviser.
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